Non-Western Iconography

Post has three assignments

1:Non-Western Iconography

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Non-Western Iconography
Iconography literally translates to picture writing, and is a means of using visual art to convey a very specific concept or ideal that is shared between the artist and their culture. Most of us are familiar with elements of Western Iconography (for example, the color purple often connotes Royalty, or a muscular man wearing a lion skin is iconographic of the Greek Demi-god Heracles), how much non-western Iconography would you understand?
Choose 1 image from chapter 18 and another image from your own web research, and 1 image from chapter 19 and another image from your own web research, (for a total of 4 images) and in a 3-4 page, double spaced, 12pt Times New Roman font paper, analyze how each specific non-western culture utilizes their own iconography to present a well-known aspect of their own belief system or culture.
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2:Surrounding circumstances of solders going AWOL

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The truth of the novel, ‘The Yellow Birds’ by Kevin Powers. The essay identifying and arguing what ‘Truth’ about the war powers is concerned with sharing to his audience.
Ch. 3 March 2005 Kaiserslautern, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.

How many soilders have gone AWOL since the start of the Iraqi war and what were the surrounding circumstances for there walking away, what kind of lifestyle are they living now for example the consequences and family and job life.

3: Homonationalisms

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Sexual Diversity Studies write a response to the introduction of the text titled “Terrorist Assemblages: Homonationalism in queer times” (pages 1-36) by Jasbir Puar, alongside the conclusion to the text (pages 204-223) attached as a separate file, also by Jasbir Puar.

Homonationalisms